May 15, 1970

1	1	Beatles--Let it Be
4	2	Creedence Clearwater Revival--Run Through the Jungle/Up Around the Bend
5	3	Vanity Fare--Hitchin' a Ride
23	4	Blues Image--Ride Captain Ride
2	5	Ray Stevens--Everything is Beautiful
3	6	White Plains--My Baby Loves Lovin'
8	7	Moody Blues--Question
11	8	George Baker Selection--Little Green Bag
6	9	Marmalade--Reflections of My Life
24	10	Beatles--The Long and Winding Road/For You Blue
15	11	Brotherhood of Man--United We Stand
7	12	Guess Who--American Woman/No Sugar Tonight
9	13	Johnny Cash--What is Truth
10	14	Kenny Rogers & the First Edition--Something's Burning
25	15	Mark Lindsay--Miss America
28	16	Rare Earth--Get Ready
30	17	Paul McCartney--Maybe I'm Amazed (LP)
17	18	Sandpipers--Come Saturday Morning
13	19	Edison Lighthouse--Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
20	20	Jackson Five--ABC
31	21	Three Dog Night--Mama Told Me (Not to Come)
33	22	Bobby Sherman--Hey, Mister Sun
35	23	Tom Jones--Daughter of Darkness
44	24	Crow--Cottage Cheese
12	25	Neil Diamond--Shilo
16	26	Bobbi Martin--For the Love of Him
22	27	Youngbloods--Darkness, Darkness
37	28	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Woodstock
34	29	Neil Diamond--Soolaimon (African Trilogy II)
39	30	Johnny Rivers--Into the Mystic
14	31	Carpenters--Ticket to Ride
18	32	Joe Cocker--The Letter
19	33	Ides of March--Vehicle
26	34	5th Dimension--The Girls' Song
38	35	Diana Ross--Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)
40	36	Jack Wild--Some Beautiful
42	37	Simon & Garfunkel--Cecilia
47	38	Crabby Appleton--Go Back
49	39	Alive and Kicking--Tighter, Tighter
48	40	Tyrone Davis--Turn Back the Hands of Time
---	41	Beatles--Let it Be LP
---	42	Elvis Presley--The Wonder of You
32	43	Simon & Garfunkel--Bridge Over Troubled Water
46	44	Four Tops--It's All in the Game
---	45	Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band--Love Land
---	46	Robin McNamara--Lay a Little Lovin' On Me
50	47	Pipkins--Gimme Dat Ding
---	48	Vic Dana--Red Red Wine
29	49	Mac Davis--Whoever Finds This, I Love You
---	50	Glass Bottle--Love For Living

“Ride Captain Ride” suddenly catches fire, going 49-38-31-23 and now four.

For the first time we have an entire album on the survey, as Let it Be debuts at number 41.  I assume this means that KJR was playing various tracks from it (in addition to the three that are on the survey individually).  It will peak at number 17.  Between now and 1974, six more LPs will appear.

Vic Dana makes his last appearance on the survey with his version of Neil Diamond’s “Red Red Wine,” a number 72 BB hit that will get up to number 15.  “Love For Living,” a pop ballad by New Jersey group the Glass Bottle, stopped at number 109 nationally but will make it to number 43 here.